How could the water cycle be disrupted by climate change, overpopulation, or local environmental issues? 10 points

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anonymous · Answer

Climate change can cause exaggerated conditions such as drought, hurricanes, and tornadoes that either extract or donate excess water at various parts in the cycle like evaporation and condensation, changing how much water is being used in the process.

Overpopulation can use up water resources, slowing down condensation and making it difficult to occur naturally.

Environmental issues such as pollution can affect the quality of the water, making it more acidic and evaporate more quickly.

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